Update dependencies, remove macOS x64 support#353
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This feels like the logical move to take given the support is being dropped by our dependencies.
cc @LucDeCaf for context with documenting supported platforms.
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This updates dependencies and removes support for x64 macOS platforms for Kotlin/native (we still support Intel macs on the JVM).
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This removes support for x64 macOS platforms and simulators (iOS, watchOS and macOS), which is a breaking change. This change is motivated by platform changes:
In practice, I don't think this is a severe removal:
So I'm not sure there's much of a use case for a native macOS target, apart from maybe running tests?